At Extra time Elite Area, Atlanta, Georgia, Friday, over DAZN promoter Brandon Rhodes (OTX – Extra time Boxing) offered within the Foremost Occasion Welterweight Kurt Scoby getting upset by being stopped by Dakota “Lone Wolf“ Linger within the sixth spherical.
Within the co-Foremost Occasion coming again after three years former WBC Continental Tremendous Welterweight champion Brandon “Cannon” Adams knocked out Ismael Villarreal as a part of the OTX match in three rounds.
Within the co-main occasion former WBC Continental Americas Tremendous Welterweight champ Brandon “Cannon” Adams, 24-3 (16), #153 ½, of Whittier, CA, knocked out Ismael “Maelo” Villarreal, 13-3 (9), #154, of The Bronx, NY, at 2:59 of the third spherical of a scheduled 10 rounds.
Within the first two rounds Adams had an edge over Villarreal who switched from orthodox to southpaw. Within the third rounds ultimate seconds Adams landed a vicious left hook to the ribs of Villarreal dropping him. Twice he tried getting up and falling to the canvas earlier than Referee Nate Mann lastly waved it off.
Within the Foremost Occasion Welterweight Kurt Scoby, 13-1 (11), #, of Duarte, CA, was upset being stopped by Dakota “Lone Wolf” Linger, 14-6-3 (10), #144 ½, of Buckhannon, WV, at 2:21 of the sixth spherical of a schedule 8 rounds.
After dropping an in depth first spherical, Linger got here again, outworking Scoby within the second and third rounds. Within the fourth spherical’s ultimate minute, Linger had Scoby out on his ft on the bell.
Within the sixth spherical’s ultimate seconds, Linger had Scoby defenseless when Referee Malik Waleed waved it off.
Tremendous Welterweight southpaw Angel “Relampago” Ruiz, 18-3-1 (13), #154, of Culiacan, MEX, misplaced by determination to 2020 Olympian and WBA Continental Americas Middleweight champion Francisco “Bebu” Veron, 14-0-1 (10), #154, of Buenos Aires, ARG, over 10 rounds.
Within the first spherical after a minute Veron landed 5 unanswered punches. Veron was the aggressor as Ruiz the counter puncher.
Within the second rounds ultimate seconds Ruiz had Veron holding onto him. Within the third spherical Veron had a lot swelling round each eyes from proper hooks of southpaw Ruiz however nonetheless out landed Ruiz.
Within the fifth spherical, Veron outworked Ruiz in an action-packed spherical. Within the sixth spherical, with a minute remaining, Ruiz rocked Veron with a left on the chin. Within the seventh spherical with a minute remaining Veron knocked the pinnacle of Ruiz again with a proper to the chin. Ruiz got here again effectively however not sufficient to take one other spherical.
Within the eighth and ninth rounds Veron continued out touchdown counter puncher Ruiz. Within the tenth and ultimate spherical each had their moments with Veron having an edge. Veron had a lot swelling below each eyes and Ruiz below his proper eye.
Scores 99-91, 100-90, 96-94, 98-92 KH.
Referee Malik Waleed.
Two-time Nationwide Beginner Champion Tremendous Light-weight southpaw David “Dynamite” Lopez, 5-0 (3), #140, of Oakland, CA, knocked out Anthony “Toro Rojo” Mora, 3-2-1 (2), #141 ¼, of New Britain, CT, at 2:38 of the primary spherical of a scheduled 6 rounds.
Within the first spherical with half a minute remaining a straight left from southpaw Lopez on the chin of Mora knocked him via the ropes onto the ring apron being counted out by Referee Nate Mann.
23-Time Nationwide Beginner Champion, 19-year-old Tremendous Middleweight Nathan ‘Brickbuster’ Lugo, 1-0 (1), #168 ½, of Marietta, GA, knocked out Robert ‘Lights Out’ Lartigue, 1-2 (1), #166 ¾, of San Diego, CA, at 1:33 of the primary spherical of a scheduled 4 rounds.
Twenty seconds into the primary spherical Lugo dropped Lartigue with a proper on the chin for an 8-count from referee Malik Waleed. Midway via the spherical a chopping proper from Lugo and the aspect of the pinnacle and down once more for the rely from referee Waleed.
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Ring Announcer Lupe Contreras.